The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1924, Page 8

v—— MEXICO KILLERS | ARE CAPTURED Slayers of British Woman LAs Talk New Roads for Rainier Park Soon | Seattle Voyagers Make : , Daring Channel Cruise Ss "ese: | COSTELLO SEEKS LEGISLATIVE JOB, BACKS BONE BILL | cig waa Find Prices High and Wages Low THE SEATTLE STAR LABOR ATTAC A. F. of L. Charges HITS DAWES “Con- Lake Trip for 150 Is Anderson Gift | OUST SQUATTERS a4 20-Day Limit Is Set on City’s Auto Camp Are Held, Says Dispatch 2 ae ae ve*) sistent Anti-Union Activity” { = Northward Trip; Inlet Dangerous 4 ers B NDEN B. NTZ t ¥ LIND B. PENT } I I ‘ = r i 1 1 suppose c ompe er sent by the) Troy, Democrat, to | Masy times thes tor the water| Seattle Leads im {vor et othe de ’ File for Governor places to ee ee ce ees Salmon Exporting e-barreled offer TACOMA. ‘Aus PICNIC SLATED y . pee Pages on caret Y eee a ' Bone Bill Winner } tao to buy ws ; Hh fap Following Debate Seattle May Stage Indiana the § pony Y ' pepe dpa iy oe Mac HD. BELLINGHAM, A Gathering in 1925 would be $19. We ¥ the I . t the store, = . nan : ‘ ; Hiira annual picnic of the former|Py the 3 canner “| CONCRETE TO GET HOTEL |,0r" snncunces that Indiana cit now sin W ampaign t . 2 the bay . A. V. Stoneman of 8 P 1 bi H , “i ¥ pit to ss iti ie ork pienic t 8u A t * who . : WIND MAKES PASS Point Defiance + Wy is vice president of the lub. Last yea Attended th Place and at expected a Coffee w DANGEROUS TO PENTZES “Bagdad” to Open lee . on Saturday Night |« Walter Manager, » tions must be i" yy Nev w York roof Judge Sawtelle | ee or the cae, to Return Home °°. Federal Judge William W. Sawtelle | F had to turn tall for the sec: | the trip and put SILK WEEK at The Bon ; Sas been hold | joey wifmut inetre (ff Quantity, Quality, Variety and Economy! Home to them. inh Crepe Back Satin— inh All-Silk Fan Tan and early to THE BON. MARCHE Bartnrg BASEMENT Stylish Details You'd Never Expect |. At This Low Price! |New Charmeuse | DRESSES| b\ us that the soon foun Straight lines with full length pearl button trimmed lace inser- tion; fine box pleated skirt fronts; lace collars and cuffs; colored wool embroidery; narrow and wide gir- dies; full skirts gathered on fitted waists; embroidered medallions forming waist lines; shirred capes lined with crimson canton; steel button trimmings. $2.65 A wonderful quality of silk priced very closely for Silk Week. In navy, black, nasturtion, Japanese blue, ivory and henna, =| $1.25 39-Inch Black Silk and Wool Canton Crepe 36-Inch Fine Rayon Halustre 38-Inch Rayon Silk Novelty Alpaca 45-Inch All-Silk Pongee, Natural Shade —— $1.95 36-Inch Colored Chenille Georgette 36-Inch All-Silk Gros de Londres 40-Inch Black Russian Crepe 40-Inch Heavy All-Silk Flat Crepes t very compare Gr Johnson straits, and we ing from p A no wey mue in wind f or us RISE EARLY TO MAKE CROSSING spend the nigh 36-Inch All-Silk Printed Radium 89c 40-Inch Fine Quality Black Satin, for Fall, $1.85 36-Inch Serviceable All-Silk La Jersey, Colors, 98c 36-Inch Fine Quality Tubular Rayon Vesting 98c 36-Inch Silk-Mixed Printed Crepes 79c YOU’LL FIND IT HERE Federal dry ag ton Borin, At | = 5 styles in black, navy and Biscuit tufted. blue and pink. Nelson, 5 years old, 2468 t suffered broken leg y when pinned between! two autos in front of home. | Adam Beeler, candidate fpr Meu tenant-governor, spoke at Central Labor council Wednesday night | L. B. Brown, 29, posts $105 bail on three speeding charges. Kansas Sunflower club, to hold New Mid-Summer $2.95 Girls’ s Wash picnic urday at Woodland park. J. Be Schwoegler, 1816 Bollovue, and Jack McDonald, 24 W. Boston st, fell into tolls of dry squad i Wednesday night. | Pickford Jewels Sought in East | PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7.—Police headquarters here today received a letter from Los Angeles authorit asking that Philad: pawnshops | be searched for Je ‘orth thou sands of dollars that from the home of Mr \Jack Pickford at Los Ang Voiles! A splendid variety of attractive colorings and styles in large, medium and small sizes. Chenille embroidery | —ribbon, feather and fancy bow trimmings—novelty jewelry. Pokes—Off-the-Face—Matrons and EXTR iad Sioesi 360 Prs. Women’s Novelty PUMPS Zt plaided effects. Sizes 6 to 14. yen diamond rings, five brace-| wedding r t with and oth jewelry were} m the movie star's home, | Women’s jaccording to the letter, | | . | |Biscuit Company | | | Cotton Bathing Suits | Pioneer Passes Reduced to Funeral arrangements were to be 904 | y for A. M. Brookes, | 9 W., who died Wear |day night in his 82nd year. He 1 * ived by his widow and a step-| Arney | e Brooke Ww Seattle pioneer, hay Formerly $1.45 ing come «he before the fire of 1889, He was one of the founders of the Northwestern Cracker company, Pacific Coast Well made and full cut suits, which are c convenient for guests or to wear when swimming in Soap Lake. In plain dark shades with contrasting banding around § neck, armholes and skirt. Sizes 86 to 44. Second Mloor—The Bon Marche of of this dis of St. Paul's Episcoy pal | chureh, | Reduce Fire Rate; Due to Auto Truck | Motorization of Seattle's fire de |partment and the — ext n of pavement and water mains, has re jsulted in a reduction of fire ro from 60 cents per $100 te B. of the declare became SEPTEMBER Butterick Patterns Autumn Quarterly and The Delineator ARE HERE! Third Mloor—The Bon Marehe Sizes 3 to 7, B, C and D widths, Neat, dependable Shoes at big savings! Satins and Patent Leathers! Low, medium and Spanish heels. Novelty cut-outs, black kid trimmings, one-straps and center straps. effective Wednosday, Marche—which brings night. Anton and moons Py brown! seized a 50-Lb. Felted J, C. O'Harram, h avo, §., = and family m home Cotton Mattresses The Vogue of Velvet Expressed in Wednesday morning by fire, Dam Made of good quality cotton with imperial stitched edges. Covered with strong, fancy art ticking, in In full and twin bed sizes. Dresses Retest S795 Ginghams! Linens! _ Cotton Pongees! Cotton Rajahs! Clever summer modes — including many bloomer styles in the smaller sizes. color combinations—as crisp, cool and dainty as little girls’ frocks should be! Girls’ Wear—Second Floor—The Bon Marche nmeBonMarché) v& Pike St, SecondAve,, UNionSt.,Seattle. $1.25 A rich silk that you will be well pleased with and Copenhagen, gold, for so little. In pink, old rose, Nile, tan and turquoise. 4 Sela 40-Inch Lustrous Sport Satin, in Colors 40-Inch Fine, Colorful Flat Crepe Silk 40-Inch All-Silk Black Charmeuse Satin 39-Inch Fine Colored Rayon Ratine ——- $2.05 ——— 40-Inch Satin Canton, Good Shades 40-Inch Colored Flat and Canton Crepe 36-Inch Printed Rayon Trogonette 40-Inch Glossy Black Satin Cambridge 40-Inch Colorful Embroidered Vest Lengths, Light Shades, 36-Inch American Silk-Mixed Pong 56-Inch Nobby Weave Rayon $2.50 Rayon, the new name for artificial silk, fiber and glos Third Floor—The Bon Marche es Sneviall 120 Mattresses! << 5 40- and 50-Lb. Felted Cotton se $12.75 40-Lb. Felted Cotton Mattresses blue and pink art ticking. Fourth Floor—T he Bon Marche Lovely Plain and Lingerie Crepe 25c 80 inches wide; in light colored grounds, printed in neat figures and floral patterns, Unbleached Muslin 15c Heavy weight for sheets and pillow cases; lengths to 8 yards, 36-Inch Percales 15¢ 36 Inches wide; for dresses and aprons; light colors, in neat fig ures; longths to 10 yards. Third Floor—The Bon Marche All-Silk Crepe de Chine Tic Each 98c 45¢ A soft durable matress which will be highly serviceable. Well made and finished with rolled edges. In full and twin bed styles. \$7.95 Pleated Sports $5.95 Spiral and Wool Crepes! Knife and Combination Pleats! OOD-LOOKING skirts, well made and nicely finished—which are highly serviceable for street and sports wear. In peach, orchid, white, gold, jade, porcelain and gray. 23-Piece Lustre China Tea Sets Imported tea sets in two-color combinations, consisting of: are ‘| The Bon Marche Is oe Bulging With Silks for Silk Week! LOW PRICES ATTRACTING THRONGS! Hand in hand with the Fall Sewing Season comes PRACTICALLY EVERY WEAVE! dressmakers know the importance of this Annual August event—and The Bon Marche endeavors to make each successive “Silk Week” more important oe Learn to Tie-Dye and Paint on Silks! 1 vogues of and chif ! A won arn to make and smartest things—the sort of thing which are individual ahd ex. clusive, Silk Testing Test will be made, wi of any plece of epartment, with regard care and wearing qualities. Animated Fashions Living models will display frocks made from Bon Marche silks—fashioned along the newest and most favored lines. ls will promenade, 10:30 2 noon, and 1:30 to 4 p. m. Third Floor—The Bon Marche Covered with Skirts Second Floor—The Bon Marche $7.95 Pottery oe Dishes $1.50 to $2.50 “Roseville” Pottery (“Corythian” Pat- rn) Fern Dishes with HY $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 Hansing Baskets $2. 50 Beautiful Art Pottery Hanging Fern Dishes with Clay Liners and chain, ni Street wy Tho Bon Marche —— a QT